Daily FNArena News - FYI

FX trading looks attractive, and many have been lured in, but many have been losing money this month as the Yen changed direction.

Euro Pacific’s John Browne believes there’s more to Japanese funds repatriation than initially meets the eye.

Consumer Metrics Institute notes US consumer demand for discretionary durable goods has fallen following the Japanese earthquake.

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Barclays’ quarterly survey of institutional investors shows commodities are the top pick for performance in the next three months, while inflation concerns are slowly increasing.

Some educated perspective on the threat of a Japanese uranium disaster.

Lessons from the February reporting season, for investors looking beyond the short term.

PFP Wealth’s Tim Price wonders why hedge fund stars are returning money to clients, and whether James Glassman is about to be proven wrong, again?

Focus has shifted, but eurozone leaders have surprised all by suddenly making progress on debt issues. A turning point?

Analysts are not expecting any substantial impact on the Japanese economy from the earthquake, but demand for oil and LNG may jump in response to lost nuclear power.